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Students and staff of the Tall Kayf Secondary School for Girls await their first day of school Oct. 23 in their newly refurbished facility. The school, 10 miles from Mosul, Iraq, fell into disrepair during Saddam Hussein's regime. The Commander's Emergency Relief Program of the U.S. Army's 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) provided $13,000 in coalition funding to renovate the school. Army photo

Students and staff of the Tall Kayf Secondary School for Girls await their first day of school Oct. 23 in their newly refurbished facility. The school, 10 miles from Mosul, Iraq, fell into disrepair during Saddam Hussein's regime. The Commander's Emergency Relief Program of the U.S. Army's 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) provided $13,000 in coalition funding to renovate the school. Army photo

Students and staff of the Tall Kayf Secondary School for Girls await their first day of school Oct. 23 in their newly refurbished facility. The school, 10 miles from Mosul, Iraq, fell into disrepair during Saddam Hussein's regime. The Commander's Emergency Relief Program of the U.S. Army's 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) provided $13,000 in coalition funding to renovate the school. Army photo

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